Georgia

State Education Agency Information

Georgia DOE

ADDRESS
890 N. Indian Creek Drive
Clarkston, GA 30021
PHONE
(404) 298-3653
(800) 245-1048
FAX
(404) 298-3675
EMAIL
askdoe [at] doe [dot] k12 [dot] ga [dot] us

 

State NIMAS/NIMAC Coordinator

Jim Downs, Program Manager

ADDRESS
Georgia Instructional Materials Center
Division for Special Education Supports
Georgia Department of Education
890 N. Indian Creek Drive
Clarkston, GA 30021
PHONE
(404) 298-3653
(866) 245-1048
FAX
(770) 357-8874
EMAIL
jdowns [at] doe [dot] k12 [dot] ga [dot] us

 

AIM and NIMAS Web Site Resources at State Education Agency

NIMAS information on the web site for the state of Georgia DOE is available via the following:

Instructional Materials Acquisition (adoption or open territory)

Georgia is a textbook adoption state. Questions concerning the Georgia Textbook Recommendation Program should be addressed to the following:

Academic Standards
Georgia Department of Education
1754 Twin Towers East
205 Jesse Hill Jr. Drive SE
Atlanta, GA 30334
tel.: (404) 656-6865

SEA Policies and Practices

SEA adopts NIMAS?
Yes
SEA coordinates with the NIMAC?
Yes
LEAs coordinate with the NIMAC?
No

NIMAC Authorized User(s)

The Georgia Instructional Materials Center (GMIC) is the states designated AU and AMP. Contact information is available at the following URL: Opens new windowhttp://www.gimc.org/contact.htm.

Selected Accessible Media Producers (AMPs)

The Georgia Instructional Materials Center (GMIC) is the states designated AU and AMP (see above).

State Definition of Timely Manner for the Delivery of AIM to Students

Georgia cites federal regulations regarding "timely manner" on its Opens new windowAIM FAQ page.

AIM-Related State Laws and Regulations

See the AIM FAQ page referenced above, as well as the Opens new windowGIMC's Policies page.

Parent Information & Advocacy Resources

No information has been provided regarding the SEA's parent information and advocacy resources.

SEA Web Links

GIMC: Opens new windowhttp://www.gimc.org/


Last Updated: 09/06/2012